Alberta film on John Ware heads toward production
Chief Mountain Studios of Raymond and Maxine Samuels Productions of Montreal announce a feature about John Ware with a budget likely between 1 million and 2.5 million. Filming mostly in Alberta with some in Old Tucson and South Carolina. script based on Grant MacEwan's John Ware's Cow Country.
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Hill climbing on Medicine Hat hills draws safety concerns
Motorcyclists in Medicine Hat ride on residential hills raising legality questions with city solicitor Alex Rose noting potential bylaw violations. Police inspector John Judge cites few complaints but warns of serious injuries from hill climbs as bikes are not built for this sport. Local dealer Richard Kane supports a designated hill area near Powerhouse but says climbers need not be club members.
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Flood heights hit 247.6 feet on St Lawrence River
In Gananoque Ontario the St Lawrence River reaches flood proportions with no relief expected until late June or July. Surveys show water at 247.6 feet above sea level, above the normal 244 feet. Also in New Delhi a zoo reports the first captive birth of a pinturongs litter, with one cub saved after the mother killed the other.
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Medicine Hat hosts 60th Y opening led by Lt Governor
Lieutenant Governor Grant MacEwan officially opened the Medicine Hat Family Y with a ribbon cutting before about 800 attendees. He planted a tree, toured facilities, and urged Canadians to value fitness and national pride, noting the Y’s 60th anniversary since the first building.
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Aldermen Debate Garbage Rate Cut For Private System
City council voiced opposition to lowering apartment and business garbage rates for users of a private disposal system. Alderman Milt Reinhardt proposed 35 cents per suite if the private operator is used, but council argued the city must cover disposal costs. Public works director Lorne Thompson noted the system does not pay for itself, costing the sanitation department about 67000 dollars to maintain. Some members suggested a stand by fee, warning the city would have to step in if the private service ceased.
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Police Court Fines Impaired Driving and Liquor Possession
Dayne Bliss aged 19 of 621 6th St S E was fined 150 dollars, had his licence suspended six months, and received four months probation after an impaired driving charge arising from a May 19 accident at Gershaw Drive and the Trans Canada Highway. Dale Wright, 25 of 449 8th St S E, was fined 50 dollars for illegal possession of liquor found during a May 19 routine check.
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Council debates bylaw on second hand dealers in Medicine Hat
City council heard law student Ron Zeibart outline objections from second hand merchants to a proposed bylaw aimed at helping police recover stolen goods sold to shops. They oppose paperwork and other points they deem unfair. Alex Rose will meet with Zeibart and police to draft a compromise bylaw.
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Telephones in Canada rise from 1962 to 1972
The data show 6,014,015 telephones in service in 1962 and 10,290,305 in 1972, indicating substantial growth in telephone penetration over the decade. This reflects rapid expansion of telecom infrastructure and consumer access across Canada.
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